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The Performance section measures participants’ practical digital skills across a range of real-life tasks. Instead of self-reports, these items test what people can actually do: for example, searching for reliable information, recognizing AI-generated images, protecting their devices, or using AI tools effectively. The items cover ten areas of digital competence, from strategic and critical information skills to AI and generative AI skills, providing an overall picture of how well individuals can navigate today’s digital environment.
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Safety & Control of Information and Devices encompasses protecting devices and personal information: using security measures, managing privacy settings, identifying phishing, and controlling what information is shared online.
Which of the following safety precautions do you sometimes take for your digital/online media use?
Digital Health & Wellbeing skills relate to managing healthy digital habits: controlling screen time, minimizing distractions, taking digital breaks, and understanding how technology affects sleep and wellbeing.
Performance tasks: proportion correct or selected. Where items are multi-select, we show the share selecting each action.
Sustainable/Green Digital Skills focus on environmentally conscious technology use: reducing energy consumption, buying sustainable devices, recycling electronics, and understanding the environmental impact of digital activities.
Performance tasks: proportion correct or selected. Where items are multi-select, we show the share selecting each action.
Digital Problem Solving measures the ability to find help and solutions for digital challenges: knowing where to get help to improve digital skills and who to turn to when facing technical difficulties.
Performance tasks: proportion correct or selected. Where items are multi-select, we show the share selecting each action.